What can be a direct consequence of multiple traffic violations for a JOL holder?

Increased insurance rates can be a direct consequence of multiple traffic violations for a JOL (Junior Operator's License) holder. Insurance companies assess the risk of insuring a driver based on their driving record. When a JOL holder accumulates traffic violations, it indicates a higher likelihood of risky behavior on the road, which can result in insurance companies raising their premiums to offset the increased risk. This financial impact is significant as it can affect a young driver’s ability to maintain affordable insurance coverage.

The other options reflect outcomes that are not typically associated with multiple traffic violations for a JOL holder. Automatic license upgrades and faster license renewals are generally not linked to traffic violations; in fact, violations could hinder a JOL holder's ability to progress to a full license. Higher chances of being arrested may occur in severe cases but are not a direct consequence of the violations themselves as a systematic approach to license penalties would reflect more on the points system and eventual suspension rather than immediate arrest.